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Sponsor Namujjuzi Prossy

Updated: May 27, 2022


Date of birth: 11-11-2012

Meet Namujuzi Prossy who is among the many less privileged children enrolled on our children sponsorship program.


She is a happy, humble and clever girl. She stays with her uneducated single mother who because of insufficient education can't access a paying job. Prossy's mother works as a part-time bar attendant in a village bar where she earns very small money, and always struggling to take good care of her family and paying school fees for Prossy and all her siblings.


Prosy likes studying, and her dream is to become a nurse, and be able to treat sick children and adults but she is always disturbed as she is often sent back for school fees and supplies. This kind of situation limits Prossy's performance and hinders her dream of becoming a nurse.


If anyone can rescue Prossy, by sponsoring her to only achieve her dream but also helping her to start breaking the cycle of poverty, you will be so much welcome and appreciated.


Click here to sponsor Prossy now


You cannot sponsor Prossy now but are interested in seeing her sponsored? Please help to share this blog and perhaps you might help him get a sponsor today.


Can you help us more?

There are other children on our program who need a sponsor to attend school. Can you share their story, and perhaps help them to get a sponsor? Click on the link to read more about our Sponsorship program and other children in need of sponsorship.


Thank you for all your support!


 
 
 

Robert Ssenkungu needs assistance with education and essentials. Can you sponsor him?

Updated: Jan 26, 2023


Coming from a less privileged family is a daily struggle but coming from a family without a mother figure is another sorrowful story. Children with mothers are always less worried about what to eat, where to sleep and how to survive in their daily life.


Meet Ssenkungu Robert a 13-year-old boy, Robert is in primary four at Gayaza Primary School. Robert comes from a family of 4 members, he has 2 brothers and he is the elder at home his mother separated from his father when he was 7 years.


At 9 years of age, Robert gained the responsibility equal to an adult.

Robert started taking care of his little brothers up to now. He is always responsible for finding what to eat, washing clothes for them, and cooking.

Robert’s father has no source of income and he struggles daily to see that his family can get a better life. He sometimes leaves home with the hope of finding what to do and getting money and returning to his family. But sometimes he fails and returns with empty hands.


“When the father leaves us without food, we sometimes provide labour to construction sites or fetch water for our neighbours or hand washcloths for other people to get money and buy what to eat with my brothers. We are no longer thinking of getting new clothes or new shoes because our father can’t afford to buy them for us''. Says Robert.


In the photo; it is Robert Ssenkungu on the right and his little brothers.

During school times, Robert and his brothers always lack enough scholastic materials and are always sent back for school fees. Robert represents many disadvantaged children registered with us that need a start on their path toward their future dreams.


Sponsor Robert and change his story now.

When you sponsor Robert, you help him stay in school and help him meet his dream.

Click on this link to sponsor Robert now.


You cannot sponsor Robert but are interested in seeing him sponsored? Please help to share this blog and perhaps you might help him get a sponsor today.

Can you help us more?

There are other children in our program who need a sponsor to attend school. Can you share their story, and perhaps help them to get a sponsor? Click on the link to read more about our Sponsorship program and other children in need of sponsorship. www.youthwithavision.info/sponsor-a-child

Thank you for all your support!

 
 
 

Can you Sponsor Racheal?

Updated: Jan 21, 2022


Date of Birth: 16th October 2011

My name is Racheal Nakawooya.


I lost my mother when I was way too young and I never tasted the love of a mother. Unfortunately, my mother died when she had not told me the whereabouts of my father.

So I was abandoned by my helpless maternal grandmother. I witnessed who it was so hard for my grandmother to provide for my needs. Very often we missed food and survived on pieces of sugar cane waste dumped by others at the dumping site opposite our home.

It was so because grandma had no income to provide for our food and other needs. I started school late all because of the lack of someone to pay for my education. I often feel envious of my peers who have fathers that provide for all their needs. In our community, we are among the poorest family. In the hard times, I cry whenever I see my friends eating bread and treasuring their dads when my grandmother can't even afford sanitiser or a mask or daily food for me and my two siblings.


What hurts me more is that whenever I try to socialize with children who have fathers and money, they isolate me and shun me because we have a bad house that is deemed prone to infections. I often can't control tears from rolling down my chin whenever I hear my friends sharing stories about how their fathers treat them and with pride showing off some of the gifts bought to them by their fathers when at my home we very often sleep on an empty stomach. I admired my friends a lot, and their stories but they make me feel envious and wished my father was available.

When my grandma heard of Youth With A Vision she engaged the team and I am glad that they took me on. I am so happy that I was accepted and taken back to school. I wish they take on my siblings too and also take care of my grandmother. My dream is to become a lawyer so that I plead for the suffering children.


At £24 per month, you can make Racheal realize her dream of becoming a lawyer and save her grandma out of poverty

Sponsor Racheal now


Many children are waiting for someone to sponsor them.

Otherwise, we are in need of a sponsor for the other many children who have also waited for so long without getting sponsored https://www.youthwithavision.info/sponsor-a-child









 
 
 
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